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By Helen Coster NEW YORK, July 16 (Reuters) - Two of the three major U.S. television networks and CNN have decided not to broadcast a planned prime-time address on Thursday by President Donald Trump on their primary platforms,
The broadcast networks have yet to announce whether they will preempt programming and carry President Donald Trump’s primetime address to the nation on Thursday evening, but it’s no surprise why the matter is still under discussion.
CNN host John King revealed why the network would not be airing President Donald Trump’s primetime address Thursday night. King confirmed the network’s decision at the top of the 8 p.m. hour during Anderson Cooper 360,
ABC, NBC and CNN chose not to air President Donald Trump's primetime address on election security from the White House live on their airwaves.
A foreign affairs expert laid out the horrifying scenario that President Donald Trump finds himself in now that the war with Iran is starting to escalate again. The Trump administration has bombed Iran for nearly two consecutive weeks following the Iranian regime's decision to attack commercial
The broadcasters will stream the address and break in if needed, with other networks still scrambling to determine their plans for the speech.
A former Bill Clinton strategist discussed President Donald Trump's primetime address on July 19, in which the president discussed the war against Iran and election vulnerabilities
Political commentator Van Jones on Monday suggested that President Donald Trump should keep his distance from the professional sports world.Jones joined CNN anchor Erin Burnett and commentator Gretchen Carlson during a live segment to discuss Trump's appearance at the FIFA World Cup final,
Several major news broadcasters will not carry President Trump’s speech on Thursday evening, spokespeople for these networks confirmed. ABC News, NBC News and CNN will carry the president’s remarks on separate streaming platforms or editorial live updates.
